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Trish Jackson
Office: 419 Lindley
Phone: 864-4253
Email: trish@ku.edu
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Hours: N/A
- B.S., Physical Geography, Texas State University
- M.A., Geography, University of Kansas, 2007
Thesis title: "Developing a Dataset for Simulating Urban Climate Impacts on a Global Scale"
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PUBLISHED RESEARCH
“The Creation of Barranca de Caliza: Excavation of the Canyon Lake spillway,
Comal County Texas, July 2002.” Co-authored. Published as an occasional paper of The James and Marilyn Lovell Center for Environmental Geography and Hazards Research, 2003.
PRESENTATIONS
Jackson, T., P. Lin, J. Bauer, and J. Feddema. “Incorporating urban systems into global climate models: Part 2, parameterization.” To be presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, 2006.
Jackson, T. and P. Lin. “On the verge of suburbia.” Presented at The University of
Kansas Department of Geography GIS Day and Symposium, 2005.
Wilkerson, F.D., K. Patel, T.Jackson, and G.L. Schmid. “Volumetric
measurements of erosion in the Canyon Lake spillway, south-central Texas.” Presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, 2004.
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Land cover/land use change and biogeochemical cycles, especially
concerning soils.
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